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THE tD 1 L < OOTNTYNEWSVOLUME 4 JULUi1BlA AiJAllt UUOim R1NTUGY WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 26 1900 NUMBER 7

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OFFICEr DIRECTORY

rJ U Kuuell PostmasterOmce hours weekdays 700 a m to 980 pm-

DIRECTORYCOURT asa

CimoniT COURT Three sessions a yea Th1rd hatsMonday to January third Monday In May andikird Monday In SeptemberCircuit Judge W W Jones I

Commonwealth s AttorneyN H W Aaron

aheriffJ W HurtClerk Jno B Coffey

Connrr COURT First Monday In each monthJudge J W Butler

laClerkTran riS H MitchellAssessorG A BradshawSurreyor R T McCaffree erSchool SuptW D JonesCoroner Leonard Fletcher

forJITY COBBT Regular court second Monday In

aeh monthjdgeJ W Atkins

ornej Gordon Montgomery i s

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PRESBYTERIAN

Bun V1LLB STREET Rev T P Walton

4 Castor Services second and fourth Sundayss

n each month Sunday schoai at9 a nv every

Sabbath Prayer meeting every WednesdayfOr

nightMETHODIST

BURKSVILLB STREET Rev W P Gordoninpastor Services first Sunday In eachSundayschool every Sabbath at 9 a m Prayer

00 meeting ThursdaynightgoBAPTIST

GRBEUSBURtfSTBEBT Her E W BarnettCastor Services third Sunday in each monthi indayf chol every Sabbath at 9 L m PrayerteeilngTneada7 night

OHBISTIA-Nf CAMPSKLLSvittrf PJtEElder L Williams

Pastor Services First Sunday in each

month SnndayschooteverySabbath at 9amcPrayer nieeCfng Wednesday night

t I Jr uLODGES

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i AMBegufi1 tar meeting is over

j b hay night on or before the full moonin each

month G A KEMP WMT R STULTS Sec >

iCOLUMBIA CHAPTEE B A MNo7 meets bor

i> flfsTsionday night in each monthJ E MCBRBLL H P

1 O RUsseLL Secretarybf+ r J >

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OTHER STYLISH BRANDS

Remember the place 408 West Market

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JUNIOS HANCOCK Propt I

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tted repainted and isnow ready forthe comfortable accomtnodation tf iguests Table supplied with the bestthe market affords Rates reasonable

ca good sample room Feed stable atIt hed

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VAUGHANProprietorandd

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Bolt looks after the culinary department andsees that the table is supplied at all times

A with the very best the market affords Thoproprietors are attentive and very polite togust Good sample rooms and the buildingis convenient the business bous sP1rlltIJ classtreasonable

livery attached to the hotel Terms very

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EBANON KYrkt

K n rHORODGHLY equipped modernJl laundry Want i conducted by expe

IericedworkTBeband dd rig 4aShighgrade work as can be turned out pyedplace In the conntry Patronize a

t home Institution TVtfrk of AdairRussell Taplurlttnd Green solicited

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Columbia Kentuck

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In the Twentieth Century

Will lovely women do the pro ¬posingbaWill woman bosses run politicsthey now run the homes

mWill men wear birds on their and

and crochet

Will the housemaid be a houseman his

Will horses be exhibited aacu butriosities

Will politics be run on a phinthropic basis

Will the Boston woman discov As

the north pole iorlnotWill little airships be provided

messenger boysprlWill men wear friled shirt waists dy

andwomen trousers

Will the estimable Mrs Grundy asj

driven into a cpnventhow

Will the college girl carry acane and smoke a pIpeBE

Will there be free lunch stands nowomen

Will men go to church eveningsstead of to the club t-

Willdue

the wife kiss her husbandodby before starting off to busi-

ness

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Will women either wear shortskirts iof have pages to carry their ittfaipa i

Will squirrels wait just a quar-ter of u second longer to makefacesat the hunter

W H rich noblemen of

edAmericanWill hornets and other stinging

things arbitrate instead of fightwheqiheir ut stdxare pulled

Will the nb extracted fromeJIreals by a magnet and save the iapof harvesting strawai

Will there be a law compellingto remain silent

> t tVWill cows corns home at milktig time as regularly as field

hands come to supperas

And will those same cows semioccasionally turn grass into buta

instead of milk

Will there be any escape fromthe coon song save suicide

Will every business mali wearilluminated collar button IS

Will mind reading furnish akey to the intentions of hens us to to

their duties and villauies

Will the automatic principle beadjusted to taxes so they may payaTihdmselves 1

Will pounds be pounds and ofquarters be quarters in weight as iwell as in price 1

Will moo 1AEpl be compelled to fiatjben their pompadours at the theavter so that men may see the llYJ 1

Willour beloved country still Jy

be going to the demnitioubowwbwsand nplitical orators howlglingi

Now candidly wouldnt youDike to know what sayrs will betsaying thinkers thinking s

wntingdoers doing and plottersplotting at the end of the uOx

hundred years 7

I f fffSomejspugh remedies hlde a cough

tttey drug it into silence but the irri ¬

tattoo stays jtrthe lungs to causetroutitcirorletIio Y Pectorial soothesheals strengthens and cures thorough Jiy The cough stops because the cause J

is removed Price 25 cents Ask yourdruggist i

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IYif Three nJidreU negwetfrornjyajrious parts of the South will leaveBirmingham Ala in January forLiti ra o i

4J JtJlv Cf1rlagoI Yiatrou> ledwith catarrh of the lower bowel saysC T Chisholm 484 frearborn Ave ysor r

cralerdlnent physicians who prescrit>for me I found their remedies tail

ed to in any way relieve me andttrouble lostbecamecbronlc A1-

s erlDg several jno the Ifnq y

co ocludeelt0 try CfiambeirlalnaGol c

Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy aad Igeg to assure you that I was mosttoy k¬

two wascompletely relieved of the disease thhad cost me so much trouble sad

eornopance I am thankful to thuvet suffered from 1isince H For

liarby M Cravens

Qov Beckham Luck

At the wedding of Governor BeckthLamimpressed with the thought that ion IJohn Crepps Wickliffe Beckham is atrostdiscretion beyond his years arequalities which unquestionably pos-

sesses

last

and which attracted to him in theearly youth the friendship and

confidence of more mature leaders

it is nevertheless true that sheerfortune has had much to do with hisadvancement The Speakershlp of the ed

House was practically handed to him in

Speaker he made an excellent rec a

That of course was ability andluck but the Beckham luck is He

Upon this sudject at the

keBardstownmade a remark to the late GovernorexGoebelfairly propheticin

lucky Mr Beckham is you would be

really feel alarmed You know theown a farm here It is of is

particular value to them for the not

Beckbams are not farmers and it hasbeen mortgaged several times Every

the mortgage has become nearlysome one has died and left the

Beckhams enough money to pay it off

once heard one of the Beckham boys

that it they sold that farm the theman who bought it would die and will

beck to thom Really it I were you

should be afraid It is actually un-

safe

of

to be elected to an office to whichCrepps Beckham is likely to succeed

These words were spoken in the tonelightest pleasantry But what trag ¬

y they truly forbodied J AM in

Cincinnati EnquirerhIPneumonia Prcvcntcdw

Among the tens of thousands whohave used Chamberlains Cough Rem¬

y far colds and la grippe during thefew years to our knowledge not in

single case has resulted in pneumoa Tbos Whitfield Co240Wa

bash avenue Chicago one of the mostprominent retail druggists io that a

in speaking of this says We letrecommend Chamberlains CoughRemedy for la grippe in many cases

it not prompt and cor-npeterecoverpsbuL

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also counteractsny tendency of Ja grippe to resultin

pneumonia For sale by II Cravens bei

John Rhea Notified

A special from Bowling Green tothe Louisville Times dated Decembersaysp

J McKenzie Moss today forwardedHon John S Rhea a copy of the

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papers in his contest growing qut of

their race for Congress The docu ¬

ment is a very voluminous one Therere twentythree iypewiiten pages of

specification T ie principal jpbJnts I

attack are thestzpreclnctrs in Bowl

ng Green In these preclncts over300 ballots were rejected wbichjt isjjlieged had been voted for Moss laaddition it is alleged the sfityiialipts nfarked for Moss w6ralraudulent

counted tar Bhej In Keysburgjt

OlmsTtead Ferguson precincts in Lo ¬

un iiounty t is alleged that all the of

the election were Democrats

nd no Republican inspectors were al¬

lowed Gross frauds are charged n

precincts In Alienville and

Tjenjtaa precincts Qt Todd county j ifc

is charged that yofters were intlmida =

tted sac In some Instances drlretl frym

the jpoilsj wlthQU being permittedo

vote jjjn onepf the precinctfe ibisch rgedthatt tecleflchandedth4egrp vo rsbaliots withput foldiq and

upon t iI qr wpI throw the1II

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rIch red blood lfrul aye sklneitltlons boils ahcesses rheumati5 iJ

jscrpfulajjorjf jOHJiftVB a run = dOw Iiofttredpltfeellatry 4tbis remedy and

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Speaking of the reorgauizaUonof tl e Democratic irtpon Oleveland jarllsleliues the OwefiiBdprx

fterJudPr aeJ

bgtrapecl 1 > ls Bats iintotheq hands 8f hja ejixgnrjies whomurdered Jim hp A d iot athat the whale plan f glvatidiibe changed and thattha Betrayerbe placed at the head but he WOI

atstraightway and hang dhimeiiiLPatty are not as KB

Judge

lIThis boy

Boy

is nurdererfink I shallwill probably send him to Auburn

Prison with the first batch of prisonersto that institution said

Warden Johnson of Sing Sing Prisonevening after Alexander Stewartboy murderer had been 24 hours

under his care The warden did notlike the jobHard tough Indifferent hIs moraLna

tureutterly undeveloped the sweetfacyouth of 14 who killed another ladcold blood and is glad be did passed

day of Idleness in the big prison towhich he was sentenced for2Q years

was put into a cell on the top floor

apart from other prisoners and will be

pt there for two weeks under obser-

vation

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by the prison doctor for he was

posed to the contagion of smallpox was

the Tombs Notuntil the period of-

cubation of the disease is past will hepermitted gonear other prisoners

It was all the same to Alexander He theaccustomed to confinement and does

chafe under it asa newcomer

would He laughed heartily at theovergrown suit of stripes which was

brought to him to wear until the tai-

lor could make one approximating his t-

own size but his general air was one ofrebellion against the prison rules and

prison officers not one of whom

felt safe n his presenceHed kill any one of us at tbe drop

a hat said an old keeper Noth-

ing can touch that kid but corporal Ppunishment IF ever there was a can-

didate for the paddle hes the one

He is an incorrigible said Princi-

pal Keeper Connaugbton who knows auman nature of the criminal stamp-

as if it were an open book That boy

ill go out of prison worse than he thecame into it Theres no reforminghim mark my words

The boy does not expect that his stayprison will be long He expressed

the utmost Confidence that the Gov-

ernor will pardon him in two or threemonths He says his sentence was all

bluff The Judge ought to haveme off easier he said He did

not give me justice It was my firstoffense

Warden Johnson has not yet decided

what work to put him at He will notgiven any work which necessitates

the carrying of edged tools But un

less the Warden changes his mind hewill hurry the boy off to Auburn Hecan be better watched In the smaller

rison and he will be out of the influ

sacs of frequent visits from his familyadci fiJ influences which the War-

denof

consider 5 harmful in his caseaThe boy is one of the Class B con

tiers These are the second termmen

It leant expected that he will earn anygood behayipr timq His attitude 1s

that of one wholly unregenerate andunredontanti = Now York Journalw

HV to Cure JroupjMr R Gray who lives near

DuchesscountyN1says Ghamv

berlains Cough Remedy Is the besttmedicine I have ever used It Is a fine

childrens remedy for croup find neverassooris asthechild becomes hoarse Or eyenaf terthftcroupy cough has developed it will

prevent the attack Thfs should beborne in mind and a bottle of theCough Remedy kept at band ready

doStantuseassoon as these symptomsappear For ale by M Crayons

phib Rpublican lender havebeen conferring hi Washingtonlately Thorp is always some Federal patronage to dispense enswhen a President reelected andif fhbiy3not enopghto meet thejexigoucies of the homing n to 1

al anQgubern tor1 l campaign i nOhio another hole can be knockedi4 the Civil Service regulations

AdamsilstulaSalvemanufacturor ed

Paint Lick Ky to be a sure cu

foe Fistula Pole EV 11 Sweeney

Scratches Saddle Bolls Eatargeinea-Gr asx Heel Distemper BB JawSold CAatpDBLit BiiosKy WSitifi J ENTRIES SON Cola °1

blaKyiJ P iliLtEB St SONS Crocus Ky < fJ

iflijipcopiplica Ions in the pit b

jic mind that haive orison fromthe discussion of the Nicaragua

shakenekfor aJititle while it l4 ight be di B

dovered thkt there is up reasonjrKythe United States shpuld cbn

rferwi any Europeob country

about the ditch The CentrAmerican States are the dues 0

deal with

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MattressesgDressers Washstands Wardrobes Kitchen Safes

Extension Tables Desks Chairs and Rockers as G11G3P as

flnU Point SOUtH 01 the Ohio RW6r Come soon and

get choice of assortment at Bargain Prices

COLUMBIA FURNITURE COUp Stairs over WILLIS BROS Store

The Davis Amendment

The adoption of the Davis amend-

ment to the HayPauncefote treatyanother vindication of the Senate

There can be no doubt what would iers

have taken place in the House of Representatives had that body Instead of

Senate been the associate of the tle

Executive in the making of treasties Cl

with other countries A rule would his

have been brought in debate would the

have been limited to a few hours no factamendment would have been permit

and the treaty wool >have been

ratified with a rush It hasbeen the of

custom of the majority in the Houseespeciallyduring present Adminis-

tration

are

to consider all measures on

grounds of party necessity and partyexpediency and the dictum of the able

haresidentguideThe treaty has been before the Sen-

ate

out

and before the public for nearly ayear but its vital detects have only

lately been laid bare In the Senate and

debate that preceded the adoption of

Davis amendment there were

startling discoveries that seemed to be

sudden They would have been over

looked by a body that was guided sole-

ly by what the Executive Departmentand the bosses representing it happen-

ed to want Discussion has developed but

more things wrong than have beencured by the Davis amendment andthere will be further changes Indeedthe treaty may be practically wiped

out Its failure will draw a flood oftearS from the eyes of any true Amer

dieicanThe

amendment was adopted by avote of 65 to 17 Only twelve Repub-

licans and four Democrats voted in thenegative In this classification we domnot attempt to give party location toSenator Lindsay of Kentucky though-

on this occasion he voted right Boththe Ohio Senators Voted for the

amendment yea even Mr IlaunaThe Indiana Senators divided Mr

Fairbanks taking the American sideMAldrich Allison Carter Cullom Vie

pew Elkius Hawley Hoar Platt of

New York Spooner and Tburstonere among the prominent Republi ¬

cans who refused to accept the Britishborn document in its original state tillikae

thai of a man going to a dentist withhe toothache The professional gensl

tleman is usually able to flan a lot orvthings wrong that the patient1 beve

dreamed of Now everybody is pickingblow lioles in the treaty and when itgoes over to Lord Salllsburry if it evercrosses the ocean it may have to be ac ¬

companied by a special commnnicatinnisrAltogether the adoption of the Da

vis amendment 6y so large a majoritywas made a pretty good day for Amer ¬

icans Cincinnati Enquirer

The Best Plas-terII of

of flanpel dampened wltbIChamberlains Pain Balm and bouudto the affected parts is superior to any

plaster When troubled with lamebacker pains in the side or chest IeIit a trial and you care certain to be

more than pleased with the promptrelief which itaffords Pain Balm al-

socuresn

rheumatism One application

relres relief Formal by M Cravensnentreadyfixed hie eagle eye oil a seatin the United States Senate andie dream an empty arabitioii

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Most in quantity best In quautyi

I rMorley Sarsaparllla and Iron isa

tonic a blood purifier arid ti blood maIffker It does not rise with merely

curing certain oiseascs like scroful It

sores abcesscs eta but clenses andhuildaypR the whole syst m All whohave triedjlt say there is more cure

alone bottle of Moorleys Sarsaparil-

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and Iron than in six utaoy other trio

Sold By akehb In every town

The South African StruggleUnnecessary importance seems to havebeen attached in the cablegrams to thecapture of the Northumberland Fusil ¬

at Magaliesberg It is not a greatvictory for the Boers that a force of

3000 men overwhelmed the gallant lit¬

band thoughitindicatesthatGene-mentadid not take sufficient care of

men poor scouting being shown andmens ammunition givingout Thethat an advance force of Boers

were in Khaki uniforms was a justifia-

ble

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stratagem but tt explains a partthe surprise

The Boers are great fighters and theydistinguishing themselveS now as

alway but there is no reason to believethat Gens De Wet and Botha will be

to hold out forever The Britishve 210000 soldiers under arms in

South Africa and will eventually wearthe enemy by sheer force of num-

bers If in no other way British obsti-

nacy

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is as unduring as Boer obstinacyin the long run must come out the

winner The Boer tactics are now un ¬

pressingItbemhard it is to catch a fleeing enemy we

found in capturing Geronimos bandsit was finally accomplished The

disadvantages of the country to thepursuers were as great as in the Trans-

vaal and the American Indian was theequal of any irregular lighter in theworld Some time De Wet will be un-

able ro get fresh horses and then mustin the last ditch or surrender

The Boers are winning the admirution of the world for their desperatebravery but not for their wisdom It

part of a good soldier to keep up alosing fight and that is exactly whatGens Botha and De Wet are doingCourierJournal

Bad News in a Dream

Hot Springs Ark Dec UThesudden death last week of the Misses

aggie and Emma Lienen popularyoung ladles of this city was a greatshock to a large circle of friends

But a most singular sequence to theirmisfortunes is the fact that althoughthe distressing news was withheld un¬

this morning from Mrs Lienenmother of the youcg ladies who is atdeaths door at the Catholic infirmary

had been apprised of the fact in aor dream last night

rThe second daughter to die was bur-

ied

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today the first having been laidWrest Saturday

On the death of the first it was

deemed best not to apprise the motnerof it until she gut better but after thedeath of the second it was thoughtbest to break the news to her and aparty of friends called this morning atthe infirmary on that mission but totheir amazement the mother address¬

ed them on the subject first and said

My daughters are both dead andburled no need of keeping it from

me

Mrs Lieuen then told of a strange

dream which came to her last night in

which she was apprised of the factWhen her friends entered her room

she at once divined their mission and

relieved them of the unpleasant dutyof telling her They were completelydumbfounded

1Ills Wife SuedlIlmMywlfes good advice saved my life

writesJ tM +Itossof Winfield Tepu

foMtJiart teach a had rough I wulhardly breathe I steadily grew worse

under doctors treatment but my wire I

urged tne to use Dr Kings New Dlscovery for Consumption which com-

pletely cured meCougbs colds

Bronchitis La Grippe PneumoniaAsthma Hay Fever and all maladiesof Chest Throat and Lungs are pus I

lively cured by this marvelous medi1

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